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Our IIIEh.top ~ 90 Shoe,
genuine kid and morocco, is unexcelled In
the CITY for style and wear. Mis- ira, 4
N J. W. AMlcK,
r. H. =tsst 1l43 Main street.
ABOUT PEOPLE.

Strangers In the City md Whoolius Folks
Z. ~ Abroad.
I Delegate NE. Whitaker will go down
to Charleston to-day.
Mr.. William SHildebrard leaves this
morning on q short visit to Williamatown,
Wood county, W. Va. %.$l5 /
Mr.. RS. Halya,ds, night operator OF the
Associated Prees at the Western Union
office in this city, is of for visit to his
family near Cleveland. WI r.
F. W. Plummer, the Main street photo
grapher, received q handsome gold headed
cane Of unique design from his brother,
DR.. Plummer, Of San Francigco, California.
Mr.. Daniel Dinger lett for Minneapolis,
Mimi, last evening to visit his brother,
David D. Dinger, aud to make arrangs-
ments for opening branch house there
in tho spring, .z.l 81
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Bound volumes Of HARrrn's YOUNG Pro.
rLI, for four years back, Ato, ornamental
cloth, $3.50 cach.-By mail, postage free.
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coUNc1LMANIc cASp1DArEs
Suggested by tho Republicans OF two Wards
.sr.a.-. #lt. 1nSt ah-I7-


Suggested by tho Republicans OF two Wards
$a Is. last Evening. ~. z!sf
The Republicans Of the Second ward
met in Squire Psterman's office, at the
Upper market, last evening, in good num-
bers, to suggest candidates for tho two
branches Of Council. Mr.. Thomas L,
Lewis. preeidea and 7. NJ. Garvin, Esq !,
acted rs Secretary. For First Branch.
Hon. CIV. Atkinson, with d few words
Of deserved praise, suggested MI. O. R.
Tracy, for the past term an efficient and
active msmber Of the Second. Mr.. ". H.
sheib suggested James L. Hawley. !!;s
For the Second Branch. Dr.. T. H. Logan,
7: NJ. Gsrvin, Esq Louis Hartong, Charles
Prayer, Sam Brubaker, &. G. Murdoch
and Il. B; Clemens were suggested. Dr..
B. II. S.illyard vas also suggested, but de-
clined, at the same time taking occasion
to endorse the party, and rsfute several
ialsehoods industriously circulated. M.
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Tho Third Ward.

about twenty-five OF the leading and
wide.awake Republicans OF the Third
ward met in the Police Court room at the
Public Building last evening for the pur-
pose Of suggesting the names OF members
Of the party who would nuke available
andidates Tor Council, to be voted for 8
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Attic Grand.

!, All the people who could get inside the
walls atthe Grand were there last even
INK. No larger audience Was ever seen
there. Every seat was taken and the
nisles full ! OF 'standees."e The Baldwin
Theatre Company played BARLEY Camp.
BELLS "Galley Slave" to the entire salts
faction OF the.audience. The prize feature
doubtless helpetdyswithe people, but the
merit Of the company will draw them
back. They will render IA Celebrated
Case" this evening. The admission is only
10 and 20 cents.
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The German Pioneers Association las
night elected the following officers, wht
will be- installed on the nineteenth Inst ;
President. G. e. s.ifel; Vice.President,
Dr.. 0. F.'Ulrich; Secretary, @. R. Behler
Treasurer, John Hoffman; Marshal, Petei
Bonnenberger; U. S. Flag Bearer, Jacob
Nunge; Directors. Godfrey Bay ha, Petel
Welty, Ludwig Wilhelm, Q, Aul, Fred
Nolte, Simon keim and Jacob Nunpe, +
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"A Tin Sn,Iirr.n

This evening Hoyt's successful farce,
ga Tin Soldier" will be presented at the
Opera House for the first time. Every
lover Of fun will DO there, which means
that the house will be packed. Thoae
who want to erjoy the performance in
comfort will therefore be wise to secure
their sests early to-day at Banners music
store. Nobody who sees "a Tin Soldier"
will over see a plumber in the house with.
out laughing, and perhaps gossip over tho
garden wall will lose some OF its scandal
GUS quality when people find it 80 ludic-
rousfy satirfzsd.
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"A MURDERER BROUGHT UP.
Douglass, OF Knnnwha County, brought t.
-'- = .tE - MOuNusyiile. E-i..s -.

an
or - Mouudsville. r
Sheriff. L. H. Ewart, Of Kanawha county,
and Detective ALI Burnett, head Of the
famous Eureka agency, Of Charleston, are
in the city. They came up from Mounds.
vile last evening after leaving at the State
Pen!tentiary there Lewis Douglass,
who was sentenced to Eve years'
imprisonment upon conviction Of
murder st the last term OF the
Kanawhs Circuit Court. Douglass killed
William Tee], at Campboll's creek, on
Christmas day, 1885. and waa tried in due
time, found guilty Ind sentenced to eigh-
teen years' imprisonment. He got a new
trial, however, and upon his second con.
viction escsped with the reduced term
eppken Of. s..lj3f 4 g.ga5.. f.I.D0I sr''---
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LIS. GooD& Co. sell dry goods the cheapest q

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G8ntlemen

Win find this a splendid opportunity to
buy fine Calf Shoes. We have now The
largest and finest stock Of fine Calf Cor.
dovan, Dongola, Kangaroo and English
Porpoise shoes in the city. 5 y'iGF
~ 49, :. $500 - L " u a,.a
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!. HARPER'S BAZAAR,
An Illustrated Journal Of Fashion, In.
struction, and Domestic Economy.
SUBSCRIPTION PER YEAH, $500.
Tic TWENTIETH voLuxE began with the
Number dated January !, 1887, Is.
E. sued on December n, 1856.

llAnrER's Bazaar Is the best family journal
In tho world. It's literary features arc Of
the highest merit, comprising serial stories,
poems, essays, etc, from tho most distin.
guislcd writer's Of Europe and America.
Its brilliant illustrations reproduce, from tho
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Of the latest Paris and New York styles,
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Cheap Excursion Tickets to tho South.
y Cheap. excursion tickets to principal
points IN the South are now on sale by
tho Panhandle route. For tickets and
further particulars call on or address ]. G,
Tomlinson, passenger agent, Pan Handle
Route, Wheeling, W. Va. Z, ,55s3'35'i,F7T'
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Come and see the wonderful bargains we
now offer in fine Kid Pebble Goat Button
Boots; elegant goods, perfect fitting, latest
styles, all sizes and every width. Bee our
stock Of Holiday Slippers for gentlemen.
US AZ L. ". BLoNp.
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|. No MERCHANT or professional man can
afford to be without a Caligraph type
writer. It save time and health. An 'ex.
animation is solicited at our salesroom,
No. IS Twelfth street. -slE. E +, :
EDWARD L. Rose & Co. 4
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IRIS all very we'll 10 talk about building
new railroads and new steamships-but
how could men, women and children
travel on them without DR.. Bulls Cough
Syrup? Think OF il. Ponder It, tt5sIt.1
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FALL and winter stock Just received.
4 lull line Of Suitings, Oyerc0atinss
md Pantaloonilgs. Also n full line Of
orr celebrated Knit Jackets. Scotch
Sultings Specially.
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Thermometer Record,

The following shows tho range Of tho
thermometer rs observed at Schnepi's drug
store, Opera House corner, yesterday:
IAN 16o; - NJ, 2io; 5 p. Nj 23o; Z r.
NJ, lSo, Weather-Fair, .'.5-
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STOCKHOLDERS MEETINGS.

A Number OF Corporations Hold Their, An
nual Meetings Yesterday. s155
The annual meeting Of the stockholders
OF the Wheeling & Belmont Bridge Com.
pany was held yesterday and the follow.
ing named gentlemen reelected as Board
Of Managers for the ensuing year: r.
Crangle, J. N. Vance. NJ. Reilly, D. G.
List, A. Allen Howell, A. J. Clarke, A.
Wilson Kelly, Louis @. Stifsl and NJ. Pol
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WE have introduced new system Of
selling Watches OIL tic installnlent plan
whereby you can secure Il watch ut once
on easy payments. tall and Investigate.
JACOB ". GRUBB, Jewelcr,
Cor. Twelfth aud Market SITS,
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lSDICATIoNB,

WASHINGTON, D. G., Jan ll.-For West
Virginia and Western Pennsylvania,
westerly winds becoming slightly warmer,
fair weather, preceded by light snow on
the lake coast.
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The Standard Rotary Shuttle is the
Ighteet running sewing machine ever
offered to the public; see advertisement
Of Edward L, Rose 4 Go, I7flr55.- = =
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"NElTusR borrower nor q lender be -
but take your own twenty-five cents, and
80 round to your own druggist, and buy
yourself a bottle Of Salvation OIL for your
sprains, aches and pains. efFi'(nE
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LAsr night, after the installation Of the
officers Of franklin Lodge No. 3, I. o. o.
Fn'B. F. Caldwell, Treasurer, took all tho
members present to Vankeuren's and set
up the oysters.
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PARTIES desiring to secure the Alham-
bra Rink for skating and dancing carni-
walls or balls, can do 30 on reasonable
terms by applying to the manager. r.
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A Cheap Towel.

l.9G6 towels at % cents each, are offered
at Emsheimer's, which are the finest and
prettest towels ever aeen in the city. Call
and see thcm before they are all sold.
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@. !. C. HESS g. SONS.

Second lot Of Scotch wool underwear
Just received. For comfort there il
nothing better. They are warranted
not TO shrink. G. HESS e. SON.
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GEDNEY HOUSE, NEW YonK.

GEDNEY HOUSE. NEW YORK,
Broadway and Fortieth street, opposite
METROPOLITAN Opera House and Casino.
Hotel entirely new. Desirable for bust
ness men or families. European Plan.
Rooms 81 per day upwards. Excellent
restaurant. .a45'11., .ssi.sl.. p
GEN. DAN. MAcAuLEy & W. B. BowKRs. :.
TThE&W - ~ = .,-.l.s a,
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GlBsoN'sand DAuGukR7Y's Rye Whiskies
aspeciality at Warner & Hearne's Senate
Balloon. - Z: \ 3stt55-ge. Is N
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PEAsE TOWNSHIP ta1 books at R. T.
Howell's office, Bridgeport. !as.'{'
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GlBsoS'sand DAuonERrY's Rye Whiskies
specially at Warner & Hearne's Senate
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HARPER'S MAGAZINE,
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The SEvESry.roUR1u VOLUME began will,
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!. One OF tho most striking features Of IIAR.
RMS MAGAZINE for, 1887 Is a new novel
. by.KAriLEES OMEAnA, begun In the Jan.
uary Number, entitled j" Sarkn," a story OF
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entitled Tony the Maid" by BLANCHE VII.
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Important illustrated papers, similar to
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uhe Q,lts&taQelaiea.
ag. Us a. ~ LID n
Now Ai,yertiscr,en ts

.stockholdets' Meeting Belmont Nail Company.
The 10 hester Iump-Ewing Bros. =
stocEholdcE. McsttnG--jehcnon insurance Com.
pauy, OF Wheeling. Eya..
Second Story Cheap. G. McLa,n. ~ .sal
Stockholders Necttng-kivcrslde Iron Works.
wAnted-A Gnl-Iicad OF Local. -,
LoSt-DoS-lleadu u Local. -ats--l z
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. . .
The German Bank yesterday reelected
the old Board Of Dirctora, az follows: O,
D. Hubbard, Philip scheele, Fl. Schmul.
bach, Fred. schenk, A. D. ssamon, A. @.
Eserter, O. He'll, CIV. Franzheim and L.
J. Bayha. . af.l :. q r.
The Exchange Bank also reelected ito
Directors, as follows: J. N. Vance, L. s.
Delaplain, s. Horkhsimer, John Frew, W.
Dillingham;, A. W. Kelly and John NJ.
Brown. 44:.e IN n y,
The annual meeting Of the stockholders
Of the American Insurance Company was
called for yesterday, but the majority Of
the stock not being represented no meet
ing was held and no election OF Board OF
Directors had. The old Board will hold
over. Il is composed OF Col. ]. "A. Miller,
John Frew, ]. NJ. Brown, A. D. Seamon,
Alex. Laing, J. F. PAUL. and George Wise.
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Virgins, send q snow storm

Z HOSPITALS and curative institutions sue
ceesiully use Red Star Cough Cure. No
opiates. M. z. m 8,
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GlB:oN'sand nAUauERry's Rye Whiskies
speciality at Warner & Hearne's Senate
Saloon. sfi61 4; =,
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Bound Volumes of HAnpER's MAGAZINE,
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DRIDGEpORT.
Tho Poet Larlnt Lays Poe's "Bolls" Way in
tho Shade. RIA "

! 4
The Poet Larlnt Lays Poe's "Bolls" Way in
tho Shade.
Carl Deems, the Toledo druggist, was in
town yesterday. 49, 5,.t4 lsst5s5ss, f 3.
The NJ. E. Church is holding pro-
tracted meetings. -.
North West, formerly Of Bridgeport, is
at Chicago in business. ~
One swallow don't make a spring, but
one swallow Of Soap Town whisky will
make fall. ' a5C''S SD
Stock in the now building association is
being rapidly, taken. Within another
month it will start to grind. 3 81
Bridgeport needs and would support q
variety show. Skaters hall would make
good room for the business. 5, '5lyI
a Bridgeporter with big family Of
girls says the hinges Of tho front gate are
enjoying rest these nights, and since he
has natural gas ct 30 much crate Der
year 1t is all right. q u
II a certain Bridgeporter who sang a
certain song recently would go on the
stage and sing that same song, in that
same inimitable way, the road 10 fortune
and to fame would be opened up before
him, s15,s 3 I. H '1..5', j. N
A mule used by Dick Kuhn il cutting
ice, broke through into deep water recent
" and came near being frozen to death
before being rescued. A channel was cut
for his muleship, and he was safely landed.
A big drink Of Bridgeport whiskey had
the usual effect Of, making the mule
oblivious to his surroundings and mishap.
1hete are OLD bells and young bells,
Fast bells and slow, - -. p $50
Cracked bells aud whole bells, - 81 ss}
nv Ready for the Snowl g~jl 4I. S.il5N
Ringing bells, singing bells, ~ H is.iTsl
Narrow bells and Wide, Ms55
Rusty bells. and mu.ty bells, > sF,@ Est
Waiting for sl!del tx
Virgins send q snow storm; ~ ~,
Send II thick aud cold, &. Xxi Orr ~
And well Jingle some Oh these same bells
Before We get too oldl tl.ieEy f95 d :, 5, 4.
The author read this poem to friend
who suggested that snide would rhyme
with aide, and intimated that that was q
good place to stop-as though man
could stop on slide. = .,i...@5 4. 3
NltI5.,- tH.. - .r.t.aE.I '-.
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HARPBR'S YOUNG PEOPLE,.
A Sixteen page Il y
Illustrated Weekly for Boys and Girls.
SUBSCRIPTION PER YEAH, $500.
The Elolirn VOLUME began with tho Mum.
Der Issued November ., 1880.

r IIARrER's YOUNG Pork has been called
".lc model Of what periodical for young
readers ought to be-" and tho justice Of this
commentator Is amply sustained by tho
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and in Great Britain. This success has
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Every line Is subjected to rigid editorial
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present altrac,ively tic most inspiring Incl.
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1t contains tho best literary and artistic
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STOCKHOLDERS MEETINGS.
sTOOKHOLDERs' MEETING.

The annual meeting Of the Stockholders OF the
Ohio Valley Fire Insurance Company OF Wheeling
W. Va witt be held at the Office OF the company
on Tuesd y January Is. 1887, between the hours 81
and O'Clock r r., for tho election OF Directors
and the transaction Of any other business that may
como before tho meeting. 5. -
f, jaiTu i.Hsfs = W. ], McLURE Secretary Z.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1887-01-19
OUR SUPPLEMENT WILL
CONTAIN.
Tho Friend Of tho Farmer.

The agricultural department of
The Weekty Ne,cs and Courier will
unusually interesting this year. No
progressive and intensive farmer can
afford to miss the regular visits of
The Weekly Nesvs and Courier. Par
ticular attention will be given to ag-
ricultural subj and arrangements
have been made for special articles
by successful farmers who combine
theory with practice. Among the
gentlemen who will contribute to tho
agricultural department during the
year are:
Gen. Stephen D. Lee, president of
the Agricultural and Mechanical Col.
lege Of Mississippi.
Prof. j. NJ. McBryde, president of
the South Carolina College.
Prof. J. A. Myers, of the Agricul-
tural and Mechanical College Of Mis-
sissippi.
Frof. Loughridge, Of the mcchani-
cal department of the South Caro-
lima College.
Felix Fremery, Of Ramie Expert
mental Farm at Brunswick, Ga.
Capt. Paul +. Hammond, of Beech
Island.
Col. d. p. Duncan, president Of
the State Agricultural and Mecnani-
cal Society,
Col. J. Washington Watts, of Lau.
rens.
Col. L. M. Moore, Of Ninety.six.
Capt. j. d. Fouche, Of Coronaca.
Mr.. e. Moe. Clarkson, of G adsden.
And many others Of wide expert
ence in agricultural matters.
No efforts will be spared to make the
agricultural department Of The Week.
ty Neaos aAd Courier of value to farm.
ers. 1t is intended that the special
articles shall be Of decidedly prac-
tical nature. Every effort will be
made to encourage intelligent meth.
ods in farming. New crops and new
implements suited to our soil and
climate, will be brought to the atten-
ton of our farmers by men who have
tried them on their own farms. The
results Of experiments in different
parts Of the State with new methods
Of cultivating old crops, or in the in.
PRODUCTION of new crops, will be given
in detail by those who have conduct
ed these experiments.
The farmers Of the State are in
vited to make The Weekly Neavs and
Courier their organ. The agricul-
tural department is open always for
the publication of practical sugges-
ttons and communications of every
kind relating to improvements in ag-
ricultural methods.
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desires, we believe, the continued
predominance Of the democratic
party, because he believes, as the
Herald believes, that this is ncces.
sary for the prosperity and content.
ment of the people.
The O'Donohues, in and out of
Congress, are noisy, but, after all,
feeble fol k They are as incapable
of leading d party to success as the
bummers Of al army would be to
plan campaign and fight pitched
battle. They do not like Mr.. Clevc-
land. But their fore fathers did not
like Jefferson or jackson any better.
.-Nea0 York Herald, jon. 10th.,